28 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
1
A major blaze engulfed the Orpheum causing residents to flee as flames spread across the building. Fire Chief A Deering led the response while Chief Rhurstan was away, with alarms sounding and crews arriving to battle the inferno. Rescue efforts saved several, but two lines of theater seating and adjacent structures suffered severe damage.
Report describes payments of over one thousand dollars to witnesses connected with a case involving Japanese poachers detained near Layman Island. Details mention Max Schlemmer and Thetis, with 28 men held in custody for extended periods without testimony and ongoing inquiries into immigration law violations and the fate of witnesses and defendants.
Market notes show flour prices sliding amid expectations of lower bread demand. Consumers and dealers react to tentative drought relief and seasonal abundance with futures wavering. wheat futures also retreat from recent highs as buyers anticipate a softer load.
Captain Claney Chaney died at his home on Tire Bockty Street Kult at 6 30 am after an illness from cancer He lived in Miwint for 15 of his 72 years and was one of the best known men in the Territory He leaves a wife and three sons Funeral services will be held from his late residence Lamarrow after noon AL A280 Reverend H H Parker officiating Interment will be at Nutter Cemetery
Washington D C Apr 26 The Ballinger investigating committee refused the request for the production of the letter by Attorney General Wickersham to President Taft regarding Inspector Gravis whose charges triggered Mr Ballinger troubles.
Mrs. Siba Pern, wife of Mayor Jonent J. Pern, died this morning at her Palam home from Ainet failure. Survived by her 88 year old mother Min Alapal, the funeral is planned for Sunday afternoon at Bu a undertaking parlors with interment at Kautwakapttt churchyard. Hui Olwh and Kaiti keanull nooieties, Poola’y society, and the Hiv bani will attend the procession. arrangements are by the committee.
The American Hawaiian freighter Alaskan sailed from Power Bound port to Honolulu when its port propeller failed. Weather and fins reportedly contributed. The vessel carries a spare propeller and will depart once traveled to Honolulu, Kahului, and Port Allen. A portion of freight was shipped from New York by fly steamer Cal.
Washington April 28 The House adopted a resolution directing Secretary of War Dickinson for information regarding the sale and lease of public lands in the Philippines.
In Indianapolis on Apr 26 John W Kern was endorsed by the Democratic State convention for State Senator. Kern, a former Democratic vice presidential nominee, ran unsuccessfully for Senator in the last election. The platform urges tariff revenue to meet government needs and denounces objectionable subsidy legislation proposed by Republicans.
A chaotic incident unfolded near Capitol Square when a man claimed he faced blackmail. Bystanders intervened at the Judiciary Building as a mob pressed attacks on a lone figure, prompting police and witnesses to deem the unrest excessive and dangerous.
Special Bulletin from Seward Alaska dated April 28 reports the schooner Stanley wrecked with several crew members believed lost.
An explosion aboard the steamer Elulba near New Orleans on April 28 killed five people and injured several others while chaos swept the deck. Rescue efforts concentrated on recovering bodies and aiding survivors as authorities opened inquiries into the blast.
San Francisco police Commissioner Flannery is suspended pending investigation into a charge that he promised protection to wire tanners. The action follows allegations of official misconduct and potential quid pro quo arrangements.
In Brussels on Apr 28 the Roosevelts arrived and were cordially received, marking a friendly start to their visit amid official receptions and public interest in the delegation's presence.
A fragmented note describes watching a sunrise, a clear sky, and celestial details hovering over a level horizon. It mentions observing from dawn to five o'clock, with references to the sun rising and a moment of peak observation near 1904.
The Koolaur Rubber Company filed a lien with the First National Bank of Watchuken to secure a loan exceeding $20,000. The mortgage covers development work on nearly 270 acres of property known as The plantation of the company. Local rail developments and nearby infrastructure are expected to benefit from the project.
San Francisco reports Panke and Thewas fought a 25 round match today and Papke is matched with Thomas for a May 15 contest. The pairing aims to decide a title shot amid a bustling boxing scene in the city.
A six week summer program for public school teachers in the Inland Territory runs from July 6 to August 16. The initiative, supported by citizens and Department of Public Instruction, aims to aid the department's work. Most teachers are expected to attend the sessions at the normal school.
Five young men including an eighteen year old and a Chic youth face police charges after a noon market dice game led to claims of hard coin and callous acts. The group, tied to prior arrests, were described by prosecutors and defense as tangling with antecedents as investigators questioned witnesses for nearly an hour. Continued on Page 4.
Early pursuit reports a reported black murderer named Grace eluding authorities in Kaliht valley. Chief McDumb and the police describe Grace as a roaming threat seen near Punchbow and Fonely cabin. Bloodied clothing found along trails suggests injuries. Grace remains at large two weeks as officers vow pursuit.
A damaged OCR passage references a court warning and a Chinese merchant accused of dealing in United property. It notes alleged coveting of wealthy soldiers in Monolali and improper income, with unclear dates and names due to garbled text.
A garbled report mentions a figure named Thomas Higher on a steamer to Honolulu and a discussion of government improvements. The text references bets, fines, elections, and directives about streets and ports with unclear names and dates.
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